The Silent Death of the Israeli Left
The ideals are gone, but kindergartens are full.
April 28, 2020
Remembering a One-of-a-Kind Life Devoted to Jewish Education
Marvin Schick, in memoriam.
A lawyer, political scientist, newspaper columnist, and former adviser to New York City mayor John Lindsay, Marvin Schick—who died last week at the age of eighty-five—was best known for his lifelong devotion to the establishment and maintenance of Jewish educational institutions in both the U.S. and Israel. Menachem Butler reflects on Schick’s legacy:
April 28, 2020
On the Day of Remembrance, Don’t Forget That Hamas Uses the Bodies of the Dead as Bargaining Chips
Remember Hadar Goldin and Oron Shaul.
Half a Century Ago, Elie Kedourie Understood That Neither Zionism Nor Western Imperialism Was the Cause of the Middle East’s Problems
A great historian who saw through the conventional wisdom.
If Religion Has Become Peripheral in the West, It’s Not Solely Because of Science
Stumbling into the great ditch.
Remembering a One-of-a-Kind Life Devoted to Jewish Education
Marvin Schick, in memoriam.